March Forth

I’m proposing today as new American holiday.

A day of deliberate action.
A day of buckled-down confidence.
A day of bootstrap-up-pulling.
A day of To-Done-ed-ness.
A day of recovery.

The opposite of Labor Day – more along the lines of Independence Day.

Let’s go, there’s work to do.

March Forth.

“This country will be rescued by each of us doing what we can do in our own individual sphere of action as government works in its sphere of action. There are roughly 142 million men and women in the labor force. Their ingenuity, flexibility, energy, and confidence will make more difference than anything government does on an individual basis…In the free society, we rescue ourselves.” – Ben Stein

2 thoughts on “March Forth”

Jen b says:

March 4, 2009 at 9:52 am

I love it. I also like the idea of using Rosie as the symbol of a get it done kind of day.
stefan hartwig says:

March 4, 2009 at 10:55 am

My father has been celebrating March 4th for a several years. He really gets a kick out of it, having his own holiday. He calls it Command Day.

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Garrick van Buren

About time. And product. And being more deliberate.

March Forth

2 thoughts on “March Forth”